Stories tagged "Southview Cemetery": 8
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Weber Brothers
The North Adams Shoe Company, also known as the Weber Brothers Shoe Company, was established in 1889. The Weber Brothers consisting of A. C. Weber, William J. Weber, Theodore L. Weber, Emmet C. Weber…
William Henry Johnson
In 1925, the year that William Henry Johnson was first elected as Mayor of North Adams, the City Hall occupied space roughly where the Burger King is located today. A man of frail health when he took…
Faxon Bowen: North Adams Mayor, 1941-1943.
Faxon Bowen was born in Readsboro, VT on May 11, 1876. His father was for many years a judge of the Bennington County Court. He went to school in Readsboro through the eighth grade, and then attended…
H. Torrey Cady: Hiram Torrey Cady: A Life of Civic Duty and Enterprise
Hiram Torrey Cady was a prominent figure in late 19th and early 20th-century Massachusetts, known for his contributions to both the industrial and political landscapes of the region. Born on January…
Children’s Memorial Garden
"A parent's worst fear is losing a child, and should you lose a child, the biggest fear becomes that the child will be forgotten." Donna Morgan, 2007.
Anna Helen Croft McCuen
Anna Helen Croft McCuen was a woman born in North Adams in 1889, where she grew up and then studied at the North Adams Normal School to be a special class teacher, teaching first at Brayton School…
Jeremiah Colegrove
Fleeing capture around 1802, a fugitive slave woman found herself cornered until one man, at great personal risk, took her in and hid her from those who sought to return her to bondage. That man was…
George Hadley -- "The Father of the Overpass"
George Hadley was the key backer for building the overpass that now bears his name.